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Author: BlankSourceCode

readme.md

@@ -62,16 +62,18 @@ Inspired by [tryptech](https://github.com/tryptech)'s [obs-zoom-and-follow](http
    * **More Info**: Show this text in the script log
    * **Enable debug logging**: Show additional debug information in the script log
 
-1. If you have [ljsocket.lua](https://github.com/BlankSourceCode/obs-zoom-to-mouse-remote) in the same directory as `obs-zoom-to-mouse.lua`, the following settings will also be available:
+1. In OBS, open File -> Settings -> Hotkeys 
+   * Add a hotkey for `Toggle zoom to mouse` to zoom in and out
+   * Add a hotkey for `Toggle follow mouse during zoom` to turn mouse tracking on and off (*Optional*)
+
+### Dual Machine Support
+1. The script also has some **basic** dual machine setup support. By using my related project [obs-zoom-to-mouse-remote](https://github.com/BlankSourceCode/obs-zoom-to-mouse-remote) you will be able to track the mouse on your second machine
+1. When you have [ljsocket.lua](https://github.com/BlankSourceCode/obs-zoom-to-mouse-remote) in the same directory as `obs-zoom-to-mouse.lua`, the following settings will also be available:
    * **Enable remote mouse listener**: True to start a UDP socket server that will listen for mouse position messages from a remote client
    * **Port**: The port number to use for the socket server
    * **Poll Delay**: The time between updating the mouse position (in milliseconds)
    * For more information see [obs-zoom-to-mouse-remote](https://github.com/BlankSourceCode/obs-zoom-to-mouse-remote)
 
-1. In OBS, open File -> Settings -> Hotkeys 
-   * Add a hotkey for `Toggle zoom to mouse` to zoom in and out
-   * Add a hotkey for `Toggle follow mouse during zoom` to turn mouse tracking on and off (*Optional*)
-
 ### More information on how mouse tracking works
 When you press the `Toggle zoom` hotkey the script will use the current mouse position as the center of the zoom. The script will then animate the width/height values of a crop/pan filter so it appears to zoom into that location. If you have `Auto follow mouse` turned on, then the x/y values of the filter will also change to keep the mouse in view as it is animating the zoom. Once the animation is complete, the script gives you a "safe zone" to move your cursor in without it moving the "camera". The idea was that you'd want to zoom in somewhere and move your mouse around to highlight code or whatever, without the screen moving so it would be easier to read text in the video.